A few pictures of your wood forced air heating systems.

I got a thread started on here about pictures of our wood boiler systems. Should of just had it for all central wood heating systems. Oh well. I would also like to see pictures of all of your wood forced air heating systems. Hope you guys will show them off. I am very interested in seeing them. Especially with at least one picture of a fire burning in them. Cool to have pictures of a lot of systems in one place. Thanks in advance.

Here is a video of ours. I will also post some pics.

Need Pics of fire burning.

http://www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/forums/viewthread/31660/

Need Pics of fire burning.

Nice set up Charlie. Where is the fire. :grrr: You mentioned fire Charlie and I don't see one. Now I am going through withdrawel syndrome.

Nice set up Laynes. I can't watch youtube on this computer! hh: You guys are killin me here! :lol: Fire withdrawel.

I see there are new members and systems so I thought I would bring this thread up again. I would like to see any pics of wood forced air systems. I like pics of systems and stories of your systems, installs, etc. Thanks in advance.

Slowly getting more pics of boiler systems in my boiler systems thread. Thanks guys. I know there has to be more wood burning forced air systems out there. Let's see them.

Brand new Englander 28-3500, dumped locally (for now, central A/C eventually).

Install / mod thread: http://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/englander-28-3500-furnace-install-mods.102100/

Here's my main heater...just installed in time for winter. 20kw element installed for back-up.

Nice mustash29! Sorry about that question in the other thread about what you burn at home with. I forgot to attach my head that hour I was awake. How do you like the heat that baby is throwing so far? That looks like a big one. Thanks for posting it!

Yagminas. I like that Caddy. How much are you heating with that? Where does you element go that backs it up?

Thanks Gasifier! I'm barely heating a 2500+ square foot farm house. 1/2 is 120 years old, 1/2 is 70's construction. Furnace is awesome! I just need to seal up some air leaks and do some insulating to be cozy all night. I like the placement of the coil...doesn't cook away sitting on top. I hope I don't have to use it much....$$$
Kevin

Yeah get those leaks sealed up, makes a huge difference. Our home is also an old farmhouse. Its a 2400 sf Victorian that's 150+ years old. It's well insulated, but a little drafty. Our furnace doesn't have a problem keeping up, actually the propane furnace is shut off. When I look at our home and the firebox on our furnace, it still amazes me. I always like seeing other users of the Caddy on here. There's a few of us, enjoy your new furnace.

Here is mine, an old Norther leader manufacture date 09/14/1983. As far as I know this company is no longer in business. Furnace is located in separate room that is attached to the garage. Heat is then delivered through duct work that runs in the attic. It has no problem heating my 1,200 square foot slab house. I burn about 8 to 10 FULL cords a year.

Cool brokenknee. Thanks for posting the system?